I finally got my two 213t monitors set up and need a dual digital graphics card to get some good use out of them. I don't play games and rarely do video editing, photo editing a lot but not sure if that is influenced by the video card. My main purpose I guess would be high speed multi-tasking (multiple windows and processes). Looking for something below the $100 range, hopefully on eBay.
What's the most practical (affordable quality) dual DVI graphics card?
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Think you are confused a bit. The motherboard would be AGP or PCI express. On the end of the video card would be DVI or VGA the DVI connector has a wide flat terminal in the connector. Look at the motherboard by the connector. It should have a PCI E mark there. Its hard to tell by looking which one you have, but I would guess agp.Originally posted by mkxIs the white plug DVI or VGA?
www.newegg.com if you need a decent card for under 150.00 go with a
BFG geforce 7600gt http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814143049
That card is pci express though.
Looking at the board again it could be pci express. Its really hard to tell.Last edited by stickyfingerz; 09-24-2006, 03:05 PM.Comment
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The mother board reads:
Gigabyte GA-81865GME-775. I found all of these http://search.ebay.com/search/search...ty=MetaEndSortComment
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Looks like its AGP?
NEW Gigabyte LGA 775 intel pentium 4 GA-81865GME-775 / MOTHERBOARD SUPPORT CEDAR MILL + DUAL CORE PROCESSOR / THIS ITEM IS NEW IN BOX , DESCRIPTION: INTEL 865G / ICH5 / AGPset
/ P4 SOCKET 775 / MICRO ATX / 2 DDR400 / AUDIO / LAN / 6 USB2.0 / AGP8XComment
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What will you be using the card for? Anything video intensive? 6600 is an ok card.
Edit nm reread your first post. 6600 should be good.Last edited by stickyfingerz; 09-24-2006, 03:21 PM.Comment

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